05:02:35 <polyzen> are ' and " treated differently in conf.py? 05:06:59 <punchagan> polyzen: its just Python. So, no. 05:50:17 <polyzen> ah, of course 05:50:27 <polyzen> i should have gone to sleep a while ago 05:50:38 <polyzen> i'll try to contain the consequences 05:54:54 <polyzen> nikola apparently doesn't want to do a dropdown in the nav for me :\ 05:57:27 <polyzen> pebcak 12:05:05 <Bluerise> amokleben: \o/ 12:22:04 <amokleben> Bluerise: heyyy:) 12:22:23 <Bluerise> :) 12:22:36 <Bluerise> Wayneoween's here, too. 13:07:23 <Wayneoween> Oo 13:08:48 <punchagan> hi everyone 13:50:01 <norg> hi, i'm a pelican user and now found nikola as it was mentioned in a python podcast that talked about static site generators 13:50:19 <norg> i look a little bit into the docs but maybe someone can answer my question: 13:51:13 <norg> I want to build a static website that's serving http and https, so the static a href = http:// which pelican does are bad. I can use relative urls as an option but that's just a workaround that results in other issues. So maybe nikola does this better 13:51:37 <norg> is the pretty url feature exactly what i might need for hits? and how do you generate the rss/atom feeds in this case 13:53:37 <Aeyoun> norg: look at the URL_TYPE option. 13:53:52 <Aeyoun> norg: you’ll want full_path or rel_path. 13:54:30 <Aeyoun> norg: note that one URL must be the preferred (used in canonical URLs, feeds, sitemaps, etc.) but your site can be made available in both protocols just the same. 14:19:33 <ralsina> Aeyoun, norg: just redirect your http site to https and be a good netizen. 14:37:49 <norg> Aeyoun: so the rss xml file is still bound to either http or https but URL_TYPE sounds fair 14:38:20 <norg> ralsina: i agree but http as fallback is sometimes necessary especially if you want to use self signed certs (which will end when let's encrypt started) 14:38:29 <norg> i will play aroudn with url type 14:39:02 <ralsina> norg: in that case, probably using URLTYPE=rel_path and disabling BASE_URL 14:40:05 <norg> does this effect feeds? 14:40:58 <Aeyoun> norg: play with the settings and see what they do until you find a combination that works for you? 14:41:48 <norg> ah looks fine so far 14:41:51 <norg> ty 14:42:46 <Aeyoun> norg: SSL starts at 5 USD/year, https://cheapsslsecurity.com/ 14:43:02 <Aeyoun> Probably cheaper than your domain name. 14:43:16 <ralsina> You can get https by using cloudflare as CDN (free) 14:43:22 <ralsina> is how we get it in getnikola.com 14:44:52 <norg> i know but not suitable for every use case and everyone, especially when you don't trust the provider 14:45:20 <norg> but that's a whole other topic :) 14:59:24 <Wayneoween> I get my ssl certs from startssl.com 15:00:15 <Wayneoween> 1 year certs a free, and https://letsencrypt.org isn't far off from providing everyone free SSL certs :) 15:07:29 <Bluerise> jup, startssl.com is nice, but don't forget a) free only for non-business b) save/backup the SSL client cert from your browser created on signup 15:53:54 <Wayneoween> Bluerise: you don't have to backup it, your domain is attached to your account only for 30 Days or so. Didn't try to add it to another account but I lost my cert and was able to create a new one and still make new certs for my domains after verifying that its mine. 15:53:58 <Wayneoween> :D 15:54:06 <Wayneoween> But still, do backup it^^ 15:56:11 <Aeyoun> Make sure to avoid using their CSRs. Using their browser based CSR generator means they’ll get a copy of your private key too. 15:57:37 <Aeyoun> Trusting a free SSL authority that by default chooses to keep a copy of your root certificate is interesting. Especially seeing how the company is operated from and tied to the government of Israel. 16:01:49 <norg> that's what i meant regarding the trust issue 16:02:47 <ralsina> In any case nowadays SSL may guarantee encryption but in almost no case does it guarantee identity, which is the most important part. 16:03:29 <norg> i guess both are important 16:03:39 <norg> although dane/dnssec are trying to improve the situation 16:16:39 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Kwpolska pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vWpXU 16:16:39 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master 6cb97d9 Chris Warrick: Allow comparing TranslatableSettings to other types... 16:19:14 <KwBot> [nikola] Kwpolska assigned issue #2140 to Kwpolska: AttributeError: 'bool' object has no attribute 'format' https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2140 16:19:26 <KwBot> [nikola] Kwpolska closed issue #2140: AttributeError: 'bool' object has no attribute 'format' https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/issues/2140 16:19:35 <ChrisWarrick> ralsina: when are we doing v7.7.3? 16:19:39 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Kwpolska pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vWp1T 16:19:39 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master 9f6e2fd Chris Warrick: Fix #2140 -- some things needn’t be translatable... 16:34:52 -travis-ci:#nikola- getnikola/nikola#6576 (master - 9f6e2fd : Chris Warrick): The build passed. 16:34:53 -travis-ci:#nikola- Change view: https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/compare/6cb97d9ddb7e...9f6e2fd34e23 16:34:53 -travis-ci:#nikola- Build details: https://travis-ci.org/getnikola/nikola/builds/88149597 17:48:17 <Aeyoun> ralsina: Domain vertification certificates never did guarantee identify. You’ve always needed an OV or EV cert for that. No one is giving those away for free. 17:49:03 <ralsina> Aeyoun: once upon a time, having OV and EV was considered part of "having SSL" :-) 20:08:42 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- [nikola] Kwpolska pushed 1 new commit to master: http://git.io/vWjYU 20:08:42 -GitHub[nikola]:#nikola- nikola/master 099b122 Chris Warrick: Copy-paste strikes again... 20:13:26 -travis-ci:#nikola- getnikola/nikola#6577 (master - 099b122 : Chris Warrick): The build passed. 20:13:27 -travis-ci:#nikola- Change view: https://github.com/getnikola/nikola/compare/9f6e2fd34e23...099b12270cf9 20:13:27 -travis-ci:#nikola- Build details: https://travis-ci.org/getnikola/nikola/builds/88200701